Omc, Johnson, Evinrude **sst Propeller** Pn#391290, 15 X 17p Used Great Shape on 2040-parts.com
Melbourne, Florida, US
**SST Stainless Steel Propeller**
Part#391290
15 x 17 Pitch
Right Hand,
Standard Rotation
Painted Gray, Really nice shape No Chips, dents, dings or scratches
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